Raggok

Raggok was known as Rashomon before the Scourge, and his ideals were Leadership, Endurance, Tolerance, and Perseverance. Today, Raggok is arguably the most terrible of the Mad Passions, embodying all that is corrupted in the world.
He causes the dead to walk the earth, sows baseless hatreds that erupt between once-loving husbands and wives, and tortures the insane with disembodied voices. People say Raggok has made countless pacts with Horrors, aiding them in their evil endeavors and receiving their assistance in kind. Like the Horrors he allegedly serves, Raggok loves to inflict pain and strives to satisfy this perverse desire.

Questors

Because Raggok personifies ideals that can be found in the hearts of members of every race, this Mad Passion never lacks questors. People who enjoy inflicting mental and physical pain gladly imitate Raggok and accept his gifts in return.
Questors of Raggok divide themselves into two main groups based on their interpretation of how best to embody their Passion’s ideals. One group believes that ostentatious displays of wealth cause mental pain in others less fortunate and so wallows in all the pleasures of the flesh that money can buy. Their constant search for even more money and treasure provides the resources needed to pay others to glorify Raggok, consciously or unconsciously, through their actions.
The second group lives ascetic lives. These questors feel compelled to imitate Raggok personally to the best of their abilities, and believe that bringing pain to the world should take precedence over their own comfort. Any wealth they accumulate is used to buy poisons, hire mercenaries to raze villages, and accomplish other acts that cause pain and suffering.

Powers

Raggok can call forth painful memories, raise undead, inspire hatred, and travel through the thoughts of Namegivers, leaping from the mind of one Namegiver to any other within fifty miles. As he travels, he evokes painful memories in theminds of those he passes through.

Divine Symbols & Sigils

Common Elements: Skeletons, the undead, swords, wounds, insects, snow and ice

Tenets of Faith

Ideals: Vengeance, Bitterness, Jealousy

Physical Description

General Physical Condition

Raggok usually manifests as a large man with the head of a ram.
Scores of open wounds continuously appear, heal, and reappear on the incarnation’s bloody flesh.

Divine Classification

Mad Passion